Posted: Tue Oct 16, 2007 9:07 am
MURDOC wrote:bs.
we all know armadillos aint born dead on the side of the road
we all know armadillos aint born dead on the side of the road
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we all know armadillos aint born dead on the side of the road
Posted: Tue Oct 16, 2007 1:54 pm
Word. Some of them are born dead in the road.
That's why everybody started putting those 20" rims on their Delta 88's and Buicks around here. Gotta have that armadillo clearance.
That's why everybody started putting those 20" rims on their Delta 88's and Buicks around here. Gotta have that armadillo clearance.
Posted: Tue Oct 16, 2007 1:59 pm
Wingman wrote:Word. Some of them are born dead in the road.
That's why everybody started putting those 20" rims on their Delta 88's and Buicks around here. Gotta have that armadillo clearance.
Posted: Wed Oct 17, 2007 2:41 am
Wingman wrote:Word. Some of them are born dead in the road.
That's why everybody started putting those 20" rims on their Delta 88's and Buicks around here. Gotta have that armadillo clearance.
I'd call you a Smart AZZZ but I'd get a ticket for disrespecting a State offical....if I called you a Smart Azzzzzz so I wont.
I always thought it was so they could wire up the mufflers easier
Posted: Wed Oct 17, 2007 7:27 am
mshunter77 wrote:cwinkler that has got to be one of the funniest stories I have ever heard
Yeah it's funny now.. But I bet that Dillo still has a headache...
Mud, I guess these MS dillo's heard I was moving up from Texas and started thier own little castle law program..
Anyway if I can find me some Waterproof Snake Proof, steel tow boots.. I'll be in good shape..
Posted: Wed Oct 17, 2007 8:38 am
My story is not as good, but is worse also - cause I couldn't SEE what was out there!
I was in the south delta near a slough and about to get out of a tree Saturday and had my light on and about 200 yards away I heard this sound that I can not even describe. It broke the stillness and sounded like a cross between a loud squeel and a roar! Kind of like it was both high pitched and low at the same time. Then I heard another from a slightly different direction a little further off.
It was most definately NOT a coyote. I have heard a boar roar when stuck and it reminded me of that somewhat but was much different also. Made my hair on the back of my neck stand up and I was spooked. I didn't want to let my bow down, but I knew I didn't want to stay all night either. The bow was my only weapon. Well I got down and kept my head on a swivel and walked out with an arrow knocked and didn't get eaten.
But I want to ask if wild boars have ever been known to "call" out to one another. Them South Delta big woods have all sorts of creatures in there, from bears on down.
I was in the south delta near a slough and about to get out of a tree Saturday and had my light on and about 200 yards away I heard this sound that I can not even describe. It broke the stillness and sounded like a cross between a loud squeel and a roar! Kind of like it was both high pitched and low at the same time. Then I heard another from a slightly different direction a little further off.
It was most definately NOT a coyote. I have heard a boar roar when stuck and it reminded me of that somewhat but was much different also. Made my hair on the back of my neck stand up and I was spooked. I didn't want to let my bow down, but I knew I didn't want to stay all night either. The bow was my only weapon. Well I got down and kept my head on a swivel and walked out with an arrow knocked and didn't get eaten.
But I want to ask if wild boars have ever been known to "call" out to one another. Them South Delta big woods have all sorts of creatures in there, from bears on down.
Posted: Wed Oct 17, 2007 10:51 am
Say what ya'll will, but you prob. heard a panther. I have not known pigs to roar to each other, but I have heard my uncles talk about hearing panthers(Mountain lions) make sounds just as you described.